Luxury Scotland Glamping & Prosecco for 2 - Private Hot Tub Option!

Home to majestic mountains, luscious landscapes, rugged coastline, heavenly highlands and enchanting woodlands – we’re sure you’ll fall under Scotland’s spell with today’s glorious getaway…

We’re offering you a two-night Scotland luxury glamping stay for two people with a bottle of Prosecco to share from £179, three-nights from £259 or five-nights from £399 or, upgrade to include private hot tub access from £289, saving you up to 55% off nc500pods’ prices.

nc500pods

Take a road trip of a lifetime with the North Coast 500 route, showcasing sandy beaches, magnificent mountains and other hidden gems. But, whenever you decide to hang out in your premium and handcrafted pod, you’ll have access to an array of amenities, from a cosy bed with luxurious linen and fluffy pillows, a fold out sofa, fully equipped kitchen, en suite, BBQ facilities and more! And if we weren’t spoiling you enough with a splendid stay and a jaw-dropping location, you’ll toast to your break with a complimentary bottle of Prosecco to share and, if you decide to indulge further, why not treat yourselves to a stay with private hot tub access? Ideal for sipping your Prosecco in style, stargazing and relaxing after a long day of exploring! With a stay in the Scottish Highlands, you’ll have plenty of majestic mountains to wander, hike and stroll – there’s something for all capabilities, and you won’t be short of splendour! So, what are you waiting for? Adventure awaits…

Brora

You’ll kick back in breath-taking Brora, a charming coastal village, with a beautiful beach to explore and an array of restaurants sat in the highlands. Surrounded by flora and fauna, sat on the North Coast 500, a five hundred mile route across the highlands! Step back in time at Dunrobin Castle, discover the Distillery and even enjoy a round or two of golf at the club! Explore the scenic lochs and hidden glens by foot, bike or four wheels, discover the scenic valley of Glen Coe with its quaint village and trails, or brave Ben Nevis - the highest mountain in the British Isles, with a summit 1,345 metres above sea level. So, whether it's relaxation or action you're after, say hi to the Highlands...